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THE OPTICAL
MAGIC LANTERN
JOURNAL ——
PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER.
EDITED BY J
HAY TAYLOR.
MAR. 1, 1892.
Price One Penny.
Vol. 3.—No. 34. [stationers: Hau. CONTENTS. PAGE Notes... ce coe cee cee ree ee nae wee wee tee 27 A New C mbination Oxy-Hydrogen Microscope 28 Dissolving Views ... Sler “dio Gi, wee Ges 29 My Lantem se: Ree. ee 32 Testing’ Oxygen Cylinders . bir dew. Heel canes Sade 33 The Optical Lantern in Class-Room Work—No, 2... 34 The Lantern in Dublin Nets Wetes iets “GE 36 Editorial Table 36 Correspondence— Paper Lantern Slides 0.0... 06s eee ree tee tee 36 Stereoscopic Effects with the Optical Lantern ... 36
Notes and Queries
Notices.
THE Optical Magic Lantern Journal and Photographic Enlarger is issued on the tst of every month, price One Penny, and may be obtained from all Newsvendors, Railway News Stalls, Photographic Dealers, or from the Publishers, at the following rates, post free :—
: Continental. United States. 12 months 1/6 2/60 cents. Single copies... -/f} ... -/2 6,
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EprroRIAL communications must be addressed, The Editor; advertisements and _ business
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communications to |
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Notes.
We understand that Mr. A. W. Scott is prepared either to grant licences for or sell his patent of the ‘‘ Verak” lantern.
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' Tue headquarters of the Photographers’ Bene
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Association have been removed from 65 to 35, Chancery-lane, the offices of Mr. W. J. Tabrum.
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“i Ir has been proposed that the Brighton Photo
graphic Society be dissolved, such dissolution to take effect immediately upon the settlement of
‘the liabilities of the society.
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Messrs. W.H. Humpurigs & Co., of 268, Upperstreet, Islington, N., are about to extend their
workshops for the manufacture of lanterns, cameras, &c., and are to discontinue their retail establishment.
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Tue law-suit that has for some time past been pending between the Eastman Co., of Rochester, New York, U.S.A., and the Celluloid Co., of New York, U.S.A., has lately been finally and amicably settled.
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A ser of lantern slides of monkeys’ hands would be rather an unusual order for a dealer to supply, but such will be projected at the next lecture given by Miss Dalrymple, the palmist, who intends discoursing upon the head, heart, and life-lines of gorillas.
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Atthe annual meeting of the Eastman Photographic Materials Co. (Limited), held at Winchester House, E.C., on 23rd ult., dividends were
cent.; Ordinary Shares, seven per cent. The increase of business during the past year has
: amounted to over £7,000.